EQ settings.

CephalicCarnage · 1st July 2007, 18:45

I didn't know where to post this, but I hope this is the right place. I've been fooling around with mine and think this is a pretty solid setting for metal music.

Anything I should change?

Rocker · 2nd July 2007, 07:38

that would depend on your speaker set up, the size of your room and the source.

whats good for you probably isn't good for everyone.

I listen to all types of music with a flat EQ, and I got heaps of bass, mid and treble. I think that the EQ distorts the music too much. I like listening to tracks the way they were meant to be listened to.

CephalicCarnage · 2nd July 2007, 08:15

How does it distort the music? I'm just curious.

Schmeet · 2nd July 2007, 11:48

'Cause you're boosting frequencies above 0db which causes distorting on digital set-ups. Although with metal music you wont hear it most probably.

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CephalicCarnage Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 4	EQ settings. I didn't know where to post this, but I hope this is the right place. I've been fooling around with mine and think this is a pretty solid setting for metal music. Anything I should change?

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2nd July 2007, 07:38	#2
Rocker Hiding in plain sight (mod) Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 9,910	that would depend on your speaker set up, the size of your room and the source. whats good for you probably isn't good for everyone. I listen to all types of music with a flat EQ, and I got heaps of bass, mid and treble. I think that the EQ distorts the music too much. I like listening to tracks the way they were meant to be listened to.

2nd July 2007, 08:15	#3
CephalicCarnage Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 4	How does it distort the music? I'm just curious.

2nd July 2007, 11:48	#4
Schmeet Major Dude Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: The timid west Posts: 1,444	'Cause you're boosting frequencies above 0db which causes distorting on digital set-ups. Although with metal music you wont hear it most probably.